Miller captures Iowa amateur title in 33-hole rally
Denmar Miller defeats Pete Jordan 4 and 3 in a marathon 33-hole final to win the Iowa amateur golf tournament as heat and late drama shaped a tense Des Moines showdown. Jordan led at lunch but Miller surged with key moments including a sixteenth-hole birdie and a decisive finishing run.
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Tom City
Denmar Miller
Young
Des Moines
Lawyver
Iowa
Pete Jordan
Des Moines City
Sioux City
Iap
Denmar Aller
Wale
Cal Tuo
Tronic
Miller
Jordan
Groune
Fai'en
Tun
Mal Rsie Ort
Jorjan
Davenport Blanks Islanders Twice To Take Series
Davenport won 2 0 extending its lead over the Islanders as George Mills allowed four hits and struck out 13 in a strong complete game. Dixon reached on a walk, stole second, and scored on a Schinski single for the lone Davenport run while Yan ce misplayed a bouncer. Attendance exceeded 1500.
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Rock Island
Darvenport
Islanders
George Mills
University of Tllinois
Mills
Davenport
Dixon
Schinski
Yance
Chicago
Boston
White Sox
Red Sox
Jolley
Funk
Pirates Snap Jinx to Beat Braves 6 1
Biull Swift limited Boston to four hits as Pittsburgh defeated the Braves 6 to 1. Horace Ford tripled and scored, Gus Suhr and Thevenow drove in runs, and Suhr was intentionally walked to set up a two RBI single by Tony Pci t.
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Pittsburgh
George Gibson
Biull Swift
Boston Braves
Swift
Horace Ford
Worthingtons
Pirates
Seibold
Vaughan
Gus Suhr
Ana
Thevenow
Boston
Barbee
Leach Suhr
Tony Pict
Maranvuitle
Rereever
Worthinston
Moore
Pi Krotherd
Spohrer
Haterave
Sebold
P “Shires
Cunningham
Waner
Piet
Grace
Worthington Suhr Thevenow
Comorosky
Ford
Suhr
Vaushan
Maranville
Cunningham Gind
Seibold Petser
Reardon
Plti
Standings and results from multiple baseball leagues
Standings list for Mississippi Valley League with Davenport Dubuane Keokuk Waterlon and others, followed by Thursday results Cedar Rapids Keokuk Moline Burlington and Dubuque. American Association standings show New York Philadelphia Chicago St Louis Dallas etc with weekly results. Three Eye League notes include Reds, Hafey, and game postponements.
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Davenport
Rapids
Burlington
Keokuk
Waterlon
RK Island
Moline
Cedar Rapids
Dubuane
Waterlan
Rock Island
Motine
Davennor
Waterton
Morine
Dubuque
Wol Pett
Pet Wittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
New York
St Louis
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Pittsburgh
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Fosten
New Yard
St Loui
Chicaso
Cleveland
St Lous Phiaphia
Chicaco
Detroit
Chisaca
Washinston
Baston
Washington
Wit
Kiltans Edge Lighters 3–2 In Leop Setto League Game
Wulians and Town Light and Power met in an M and J league clash at Daniels Fark Wednesday as Kiltans trailed 2–0 before rallying to win 3–2. Key hits included Tibbits and K Blackman in the first, Art Meyers and Brown producing runs later, with Coligan and Brown contributing in the third.
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Wulians
Town Light and Power Nine
Daniels Fark
Kullians
Tibbits
Shueler
K Blackman
Amos Meyers
J Carter
Darrow
Art Meyers
Coligan
R Brown
Brown
Meyers
Cathan
Ksach
Munford
Hollouay Brown Kuhnke
Moelichar
Sturm
Killia
Tihhita
Fhueler
Blackman
Co Carter
Vermazen
Art Mosers
Killian Co
TNO
Kuhnke Blackman Callican
Derran
Riep Shucter Coallizan
Kvachta Brown
Poalle
Mevera
Mevers
Carter
Kilnan
Tord Asc Engineers
Penick
Indians rout Yankees as Porter and Sewell pace win
Cleveland Indians hammer three New York pitchers for sixteen hits in a 12 hit spree led by Dick Porter and Luke Sewell. Clint Brown goes the distance as the Tribe extends the Yankees’ margin to eight and a half games in the AL. Babe Ruth homers but it’s all Indians in the opener.
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NEW York
Cleveland Indians
Yankee
Stadium
Dick Porter
Luke Sewell
Indians
Pennock
Allen
Rhodes
Yanks
Tribe
Clint Brown
Babe Ruth
Annning
Brown
Cleveland
Porter
Iw Burnett
Coe
Vosinik
Jamieson
Morzan
Dewell
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Kamat
C Browm
E Combs
Sewell
Ruth
Gehrig Wazzeli
ST_ Louis
Jorsens
F Schulte
Tenes
METS
Byrd
Campbell
Ase Rhodes
Oslin
tHoag Weanenes
Errell
Melillo
Scharein
Die — Ord
Ally
Evey
Rho Ss
Fischer
Pew York
Hadley
Vosmik
Tinsey
Sner
Porter Porter
Cissell
Morson
Gan
C. Brown
Burnett
Cissel
Morgan
Washington Morgan
Kuhel
Poa
Rhoades
Myer
Cc. Brown
Manvush
Cronin
Dinneen and McGowan
Harris
Goslin
Bluege
Campbel
Tanish
Tarris
Manush
Ferrell
St. Louis
Washington
Kimsey
Marerry
Arberry
Omas
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Marberry
Thomas
Umplires
Owens
Jurges Returns to Cubs After Wound and Court Date
Chicago reports Bull Jurges recovers from a gun wound and rejoins the Bruins after eight days. He works out with the Cubs while ordered to appear in court for the assault case involving Violet Vallion who allegedly fired in his hotel room.
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Chicago
Bull Jurges
Basriya
Speed
Deama
Jeff
Uiform
Cubs
Violet Valli
Mallory Loses Job as Saleswoman in New York
Former U S tennis champion Molla Mallory lost her job after six weeks selling sports dresses in a department store. She said she was let go Saturday and hopes to find work in sports stores in the fall on a shoestring budget.
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New York
Molla Mallory
United States
Robinson Falls in Women's Western Golf Semi Final
Lucile Robinson, Des Moines, loses to Jane Weiler of Chicago by one hole in a tight semi final at the Ozaukee club. Weiler advances to meet June Beebe, Milwaukee, in the 36 hole final where Beebe leads 1 up before the title match Friday. A California inventor unveils a sun dial with curved hour lines for year round time.
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Horton
Lucile Robinson
Waulkef Wiecap
Ozaukee Club
June Beebe
Robinsons
California
Cardinals Send Help To Keokuk
The St. Louis Cardinals owners of the Danville Three-Eye league franchise sent players to the farm and released several members. Pitcher Phil Baker was sent to Keokuk Springfield, second baseman Stanley Baker moved to Houston, first baseman Mack Pickett to Dubuque, and manager Elmer Yoter along with catchers Jimmy Smith and Albert Morris were released.
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Danville
Ill
St. Louis Cardinals
Springfield
Phil Baker
Cardinal
Keokuk
Stanley Baker
Houston
Mack Pickett
Dubuque
Elmer Yoter
Indianapolis
Jimmy Smith
Albert Morris
Cedar Rapids Bunnies Sweep Indians in Keokuk Series
The Cedar Rapids Bunnies crushed Keokuk 12 to 5 to move into second place, the first time since 1930 they have taken a series from the Indians. Keokuk had won last year’s odd games and did so in two prior series this season, with Thursday’s finale potential for a sweep.
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Gene Sehnth Mane
Hie Dahnt
Plows Rally to 11-5 Win in Erratic Keokuk Contest
Moline burgled the Keystone series opener in Dubuque with an 11-5 victory over Keokuk. Wade pitched into the seventh while Cedar Rapids hitters like Seghi Donovan and Mizeur supplied the offense with multiple hits and RBIs. Keokuk drew walks and exchanged runs through the middle innings as Cedar Rapids built a commanding lead before finishing strong.
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Keokuk
Cedar Rapids
Speraw
Bloebaum
Donovan
Mizeur
Seghi
Indians
Corbelli
Krolski
Bunnies
Rock Island
Genar Rapids
Bperaw
Uue
Binebaum
UT Mizeur
Woeber
Corbell
Sechlich
Kralski Ic Schott
TiHtals
RAF
Patton
Kotla
O'Dea
Kalbity
Rroen
Kalbite
Patten
Seshl
Brolski
Kalbits
Belts
Denevan
Sper
Brac
Haum
Ay Crose
Crown
Schott
Taylor Il
Basser
Balle
Cress
Taylor
Cross
Rons
Olf
Brown
Lesine
Renn
Gaston
Beardsley to Oppose Byers in Club Women’s Final
Mrs Beardsley defeated Mrs Hunter 2 up to reach the finals of the Country club women’s tournament where she will face Mrs Byers. The final could echo the 1931 championship when Byers beat Beardsley, with Beardsley a two time club champion and medalist at 35. The final likely Saturday morning but heat may delay.
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H. E. Hunter
D E. Beardsley
F. C. Byers
Beardsley
Byers
Bored Junket Wish Sparks Late Night Earnest Exchange
In Hamburg a late night street encounter unfolds as a man laments lack of money and a woman offers to help, prompting a terse back and forth over needed funds and travel plans.
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Humme
Hamburg
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